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Full Rails Stack Part Four: Capistrano, MySQL

Published March 5th, 2008 in Rails. 3 Comments

We completed our subversion setup in part three, now let's add Capistrano deployment to the mix. Let's go ahead and ssh into our server:
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ssh -p 8888 deploy@your_linux_box.com

Add the following new directories to our server. This is where our staging and production factory websites will be deployed to:
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sudo mkdir /var/www

sudo mkdir [...]

Full Rails Stack Part Three: Project and Subversion

Published March 4th, 2008 in Rails. 0 Comments

If you've finished part two let's continue. In this part of the series I'm going to assume you have a working installation of MySQL on your local client machine that we will only need for testing purposes. If you've got a Mac you might look at installing MacPorts and using it to install [...]

Full Rails Stack Part 2: Rails, Mongrel and Nginx

Published February 5th, 2008 in Rails. 3 Comments

We completed setting up ssh and ssh keys in part one, let's continue now with part two of installing a full Rails stack.
SSH into your server:
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ssh -p 8888 deploy@your_linux_box.com

By default, Debian and Ubuntu have ﬁve package repositories called main, restricted, universe, multiverse, and commercial. You will need the universe package repository. By default, [...]

Full Rails Stack With Nginx, Mongrel, Monit, And More

Published February 4th, 2008 in Rails. 2 Comments

I enjoy coding websites. I like coming up with elegant and flexible solutions to problems. If you saw David Heinemeier Hanssons' early screen casts on web development with Ruby on Rails, you may have been as impressed as I was. Unfortunately, deployment of a website to a *nix server can be a [...]